Baskets are ideal to put in cubbies because they are decorative and functional; they come in assorted shapes and sizes to fit all of your storage needs. Canvas baskets can be used for storing cloth items such as towels, stuffed animals and yarn. Wicker storage baskets come in a variety of colors and sizes to fit any decor and item. Wire baskets can be used to store larger items, such as sports equipment, but smaller items do not work well as they can slip through the grates in the baskets.
Dividers can be used to separate the space in a cubby so you can place items directly in the cubby itself. A wine rack can be placed in a large cubby space for a decorative and functional divider. You can easily find cubby dividers that divide the space into four, six, and eight sections to fit items of various sizes. Dividers can help display knickknacks or other creative treasures that are too small to occupy a large cubby space.
Bins can be placed in cubbies in different rooms in your house for your various needs. Plastic bins can be placed in cubbies in a bathroom to keep toiletries organized and tidy. Bins can be found with creative designs that match or complement your decor. Vintage wine boxes can also be used in a french country design, adding a decorative and practical flair to your cubby containment system.
In large cubby spaces, you can use glass jars to store smaller items; the glass will show off your contents and keep them all contained in an organized manner. Old tins can also be used to add a vintage touch to your design to store items that you may not want to display publicly. Cubbies in utility rooms or garages are ideal places to use jars and tins because you often need to keep smaller items on hand.